Myreton Marquee Hire

Marquee Hire Guide > Marquee Hire > Marquee Hire Scotland - Central > Myreton Marquee Hire Address: Northrig, Haddington Town: Edinburgh Postcode: EH41 4LE Telephone: 01620 825 342 Website: http://www.myretonmarquees.co.uk Email: davidhardie64@gmail.com Google map Click here Description Myreton Marquee Hire are one of the few remaining manufacturers of traditional pole tents in Scotland, and are delighted to carry on this fine service and tradition. Based in rural East Lothian we service the surrounding county, Borders, Edinburgh, Fife and Glasgow and the West of Scotland, Central and Perthshire. We supply Traditional Pole Tent Marquees for town shows, village fetes, all sports competitions, field sports and horse trials, weddings, gigs, festivals, classic car shows, agricultural shows, conferences, parties, birthday parties and any other outdoor event you may need to take shelter from the weather. We are very proud of our marquees and have built a strong regular clientele throughout Scotland, of discerning customers who value an aesthetically pleasing, quality built, Scottish marquee adorning their lawn, making their guests feel welcomed and ensuring their event is a complete success. Our goal is to consistently provide our customers with reliable and easy-to-manage beautiful structures. We have been successful in reaching that goal, and we believe we are poised to deliver quality product and stellar service for decades to come. Nothing is too much trouble for Myreton, we will be happy to discuss any bespoke request and provide you with a quality, affordable solution, built and supplied with traditional values. We realized we had the ability to create some very high quality products that far outperformed what we had been buying elsewhere. That allowed us to control the quality of the tents we delivered to our customers everything was representative of Myreton's extremely high standards. We would like to think that you get as much enjoyment out of buying or hiring and using a Myreton Marquee as we get making it. David Hardie, May 2010